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The Committee considered that it could not examine this case outside its political context.
Owing to the lower reliability and availability of data on this income measure, the Committee considered that it was still not feasible to use it for the scale of assessments.
The Committee considered that it was an excellent opportunity to put forward the position of the Group of Experts.
As regards which meetings under the Convention would be the most important anduseful for its members to participate in, the Committee considered that it would be useful for the full Committee to attend the second meeting of the Parties.
The Committee considered that it could adjust as required to whatever frequency or level of meetings of the Parties was decided on.
Based on the officially reported data, and given the repeated failure of Latvia to respond to requests for information, the Committee considered that it had no choice other than to recommend to the Executive Body that it find Latvia in non-compliance.
The Committee considered that it would be in a position to prepare its progress report and recommendations to the Meeting of the Parties after the mission.
Taking into account that the State party itself was responsible for the departure of the authors from the former Czechoslovakia in seeking refuge in another country, where they had eventually established permanent residence andobtained that country's citizenship, the Committee considered that it would be incompatible with the Covenant to require the authors to meet the condition of Czech citizenship for the restitution of their property or alternatively for its compensation.
In this regard, the Committee considered that it was essential that decisions on these matters be taken by the Conference of the Parties at its first session.
In 11 per cent of the cases, the Committee considered that it had not received sufficient information to make an assessment.
The Committee considered that it was not able to undertake such a re-evaluation due to the considerably increased workload in the intersessional period.
At its thirty-third meeting, the Committee considered that it should await the decision of the German court after the preliminary CJEU ruling.
The Committee considered that it should be informed of the views and decisions of the Council regarding reports that it submitted in accordance with its mandate.
At its thirty-fifth session,in reviewing its work methods and procedures, the Committee considered that it should be informed of the views and decisions of the Economic and Social Council regarding reports that it had submitted in accordance with its mandate.
Consequently, the Committee considered that it was not precluded by article 22, paragraphs 5(a) and(b), of the Convention, from proceeding with the examination of the communication.
As to the author's claim under article 10, paragraph 1, of the Covenant, the Committee considered that it had not been substantiated and that it related to what might hypothetically have happened to Rafael Mojica after his disappearance on 5 May 1990; the Committee thus concluded that in this respect, the author had no claim under article 2 of the Optional Protocol.
The Committee considered that it should, in the period between the fourth and fifth meetings of the Parties, examine the implementation of the Convention by those Parties that had failed to respond to the questionnaire.
In such circumstances, the Committee considered that it was not precluded, for purposes of admissibility, under article 5, paragraph 2(b), from examining the communication.
The Committee considered that it would be incompatible with the Covenant to require the authors to obtain Czech citizenship as a prerequisite for the restitution of their property or, alternatively, for the payment of appropriate compensation.
In this particular case, the Committee considered that it was not possible to speak of such continuing affirmation; accordingly, the communication was declared inadmissible.
The Committee considered that it was essential that the State party's legislation be supplemented by a provision explicitly prohibiting the use in a trial of statements obtained by torture, because the existence of such a provision acted as a deterrent and therefore contributed to the prevention of torture.
As regards the recommendations, the Committee considered that it was necessary for it to seek the advice of the Bureau regarding its proposal to assist the two Parties with the implementation of the Convention.
If, in such circumstances, legal aid was denied to an individual, the Committee considered that it would run contrary to both the language of article 22, paragraph 5, as well as the purpose of the principle of exhaustion of domestic remedies and the ability to lodge an individual complaint, to consider a potential remedy of judicial review as"available", and thus declaring a complaint inadmissible if this remedy was not pursued.
In these particular circumstances, the Committee considers that it cannot conclude to a violation of the alleged victim's rights under article 14, paragraph 1.
Accordingly, the Committee considers that it is not bound by the limitation of the above mentioned provision.
The Committee considers that it has made strong efforts to harmonize its practices with those of other treaty bodies.
However, the Committee considers that it has the responsibility to ensure the coherence of the interpretation of the provisions of article 4 of the Convention as reflected in its general recommendation XV.
The Committee considers that it has already examined these arguments in its earlier Views and thus finds no reason to depart from its earlier position.
In the light thereof, the Committee considers that it is not precluded by the requirements of article 5, paragraph 2(b), of the Optional Protocol from examining the present communication.
Regarding the preamble, the Committee considers that it should reflect the fact that the optional protocol must be a child-oriented instrument.